Black Friday and Cyber Monday may have passed, but there’s a good chance you haven’t found all of the perfect gifts yet. If there’s a PSP owner on your list, perhaps a 2009 Japanese PSP release would make the perfect stocking stuffer. Important Importables is here to help out, with a 10 game gift guide filled with titles that could make someone very happy.

As with the DS gift guide, I’ve visited all of the import game sites I’ve discussed in the column in the past and trust to check for a price range. So when you check a game, you’ll also be able to see the highest and lowest prices out there. This also reaffirms the valuable, “Don’t buy JBox import games without checking other sites first” advice. ($80 for Persona 3 Portable and $88 for Hatsune Miku: Project Diva? That’s about $20 more than any other import site!)

Antiphona no Seikahime: Tenshi no Gakufu Op.APrice Range: $64.90 (Play-Asia) – $66 (HimeyaShop.com)Genre: RPGRelease Date: October 22, 2009Publisher: NISCero Rating: Cero A (All Ages)Description: Songstresses are an important part of what makes Antiphona successful, which is why it is so distressing when the songstress Lily’s voice is stolen by a demon king. Her sisters Miabell, Clara and their friends head off to retrieve and restore Lily’s voice.Special Note: A US release could happen, but if you don’t want to wait, import it.

Bleach: Heat the Soul 6Price Range: $55 (HimeyaShop.com)Genre: FightingRelease Date: May 14, 2009Publisher: SonyCero Rating: Cero A (All Ages)Description: The latest entry in the Heat the Soul series. It has over 70 characters, covers the entire Bleach story saga and lets you compete with a single fighter or a team of fighters. It’s quite possibly the biggest and best Bleach fighting game to date.Special Note: Very import friendly. While there is a lot of Japanese, you don’t need to be able to read it to play and enjoy the game.

Harukanaru Toki no Naka de 3: Unmei no Meikyuu AizoubanPrice Range: $56 (HimeyaShop.com) – $59.90 (Play-Asia)Genre: RPG / Dating SimRelease Date: October 22, 2009Publisher: KoeiCero Rating: Cero B (Ages 12 and up)Description: The latest entry in Koei’s Harukanaru Toki no Naka de Neo Romance series. Instead of the heroine being sent back in time in this entry, the guardians from the past are sent to the present time. So you must help return them to the proper time period, fighting monsters and perhaps falling in love along the way.

Hatsune Miku: Project DivaPrice Range: $59.90 (Play-Asia) – $88 (JBox)Genre: MusicRelease Date: July 2, 2009Publisher: SegaCero Rating: Cero B (Ages 12 and up)Description: A music and rhythm game starring the Vocaloid Miku Hatsune and many of her hits. You can also import your own mp3s to create custom tracks and music videos.

Idolm@ster SP: Perfect Sun, Missing Moon or Wandering StarPrice Range: $48.90 (Play-Asia)Genre: Simulation / Pet-RaisingRelease Date: February 19, 2009Publisher: Namco BandaiCero Rating: Cero B (Ages 12 and up)Description: You pick one of three girls (the ones available vary by each version) and attempt to raise her up to be a top idol.Special Note: If you can wait until January 2010, the Best Versions of all three games will be released and cost $34.90 each.

Persona 3 PortablePrice Range: $62.90 (Play-Asia) – $80 (JBox.com)Genre: RPG / SimulationRelease Date: November 1, 2009Publisher: AtlusCero Rating: Cero B (Ages 12 and up)Description: A remastered and enhanced version of Persona 3 that allows you to choose between a male and female lead character. The game also has had numerous fixes and alterations, like you can control party members in battle and there are more difficulty settings.Special Note: Theres a good chance it may one day come to North America, so if you’re not fluent, maybe wait a while before splurging.

Ranshima Monogatari Rare Land Story: Shoujo no YakujouPrice Range: $48.90 (Play-Asia) – $56 (HimeyaShop.com)Genre: SimulationRelease Date: July 22, 2009Publisher: Arc System WorksCero Rating: Cero B (Ages 12 and up)Description: Part Princess Maker and part dating sim. You’re a warrior who’s found a mysterious girl. Your goal is to raise her up to be a fine young lady and realize her dreams. At the same time, you can help the warrior find love with one of the women from the village.

Tales of VS.Price Range: $52.90 (Play-Asia) – $68 (JBox.com)Genre: FightingRelease Date: August 6, 2009Publisher: Namco BandaiCero Rating: Cero A (All Ages)Description: A fighting game featuring a wide selection of characters from the Tales of series to choose from. Presentation looks a bit like the battles in standard Tales of games, so you shouldn’t have too difficult a time playing if you import it.

Tokimeki Memorial 4Price Range: $49.90 (Play-Asia) – $58 (HimeyaShop.com)Genre: Dating SimulationRelease Date: December 3, 2009Publisher: KonamiCero Rating: Cero B (Ages 12 and up)Description: The first new entry in the actual Tokimeki Memorial series in ages. Once again, you’re a high school looking and hoping to find love with one of his classmates by the time he graduates school.